* * Previous contract fell through as result of the buyer's inability to obtain financing. * * Freshly painted throughout, this 3 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom single family home is perfectly situated in a desirable water-oriented community with views of Middle River just across the street. The main level showcases brand new luxury vinyl plank flooring, an oversized family/dining room accented with crown molding and chair rail, and an updated eat-in kitchen featuring brand new stainless steel appliances with convenient access to the 3-car driveway. Two spacious bedrooms are also located on the main level, including one with a private ensuite and another with direct slider access to a small balcony leading to the composite deck. A full hall bathroom completes this level. The expansive lower level offers a massive recreation room with walk-up access to the rear yard and deck, a half bath, a partially finished third bedroom (Currently without window or sheetrock, currently used as storage), and a utility/laundry room with a recently updated HVAC system. Outdoors, the fully fenced rear yard includes a composite deck, storage shed, and professional landscaping, while the home’s brick and siding exterior is topped with an architectural shingle roof. All of this is set in a serene location with the added benefit of water views right across the street.
Single-familyProperty Type
1999Year Built
7,500 sq ftLot Size
$283Price/Sq.Ft.
Listed by Tony Migliaccio• Long & Foster Real Estate, Inc.
•410-529-1900 (broker)
Bought with Bradley Knauss• Cummings & Co. Realtors
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